Headset skype freezes computer and mouse

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Just start to run it each time before you do a Skype conversation or watch a Flash video. If I'm asking in the wrong place, please let me know where I should and i'll move the question there.Д¬an you please try to do my procedure here and answer with a link to the trace in a comment, I'll look into it.

Has any of you experienced something similar to this? I'm getting quite desperate here to be honest.

#Headset skype freezes computer and mouse how to

I'd really appreciate any ideas on how to figure this out, because this is very annoying, particularly because I constantly drop calls with clients, but the rest is so close to perfect that it's hard to believe this happens. I also don't have spare hardware to start swapping parts on/off. I don't know how to find whether the rest of the hardware is faulty, or to prove it's not, and the same goes for software/driver. I was able to make the GPU get a bit warm (not particularly hot) by running FurMark, and that also didn't make it freeze.ДЄt this point, I'm completely stuck. I haven't really been able to strain this computer at all, CPU is never higher than 15%, for example.

#Headset skype freezes computer and mouse software

I haven't installed any 'temperature measuring' software (if you can recommend one, I will), but all the CPU, GPU, and motherboard heatsinks are very cold to the touch, all the time, even while playing large videos or gaming at maximum graphical settings. I also don't think this is related to overheating.

But that's about as much as I've been able to rule out from the hardware side. I've also switched them from bank to bank, just in case it was the bank, but they all fail similarly.

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I've tested the RAM with MemTest, which says it's fine, plus I've removed each of the two DIMMs individually, and with each of them I still get the freezing, so i'm pretty sure it's not RAM. Listening to music all day is not a problem. Flash games are not a problem, 'regular' games (Call of Duty, etc) never hang. Also, this never happens, at all, if I'm not calling through Skype or watching videos. Skype fails way more often than Flash video, though. So this makes it kind of hard also to see if anything has 'solved' the problem, sometimes it takes a couple of days to fail again. It also doesn't happen every time, or even most of the time, I've watched long videos and had hour long conversations without problems, and sometimes the same call drops every 10 minutes. This only happens when I'm talking through Skype, both with video and without, and (less frequently) when I'm watching Flash video (youtube, vimeo, etc). I've never had a blue screen, or any other problem other than this freezing that always ends up coming back to life. Not sure if there's anywhere else I could be looking. After this happens, there are absolutely no related entries in the Event Log. The only thing that fails is that network connections obviously get dropped, but that's it. All disk operations that were in progress continue normally, all programs seems to not know anything happened. If you leave it like that, however, after 2-5 minutes it comes back, and everything picks up where it left off. The sympton that I get, precisely, is that sometimes the computer freezes completely (mouse doesn't move, 'Num Lock' light doesn't turn on/off, it seems to be completely dead). I couldn't find an updated BIOS for the video card, though.

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I also tried to update every single driver to the latest version, and also the motherboard BIOS is the latest.

#Headset skype freezes computer and mouse windows 7

OS is Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1, with pretty much every update it suggests installed. That's the basics, I also have 2 'regular' HDD drives (1.5 Tb and 2Tb).

TP-Link TL-WN781ND 150Mbps Wireless PCI Express Adapter.

OCZ Vertex 2 120GB SATA II 2.5-inch Internal Solid State Drive.

nVidia GTX550Ti 1GB - card by MSI - MSIN550GTX-1GCY.

Corsair CMX8GX3M2A1600C9 DDR3 XMS3 8GB Desktop Memory (2 x 4GB).

Motherboard: Intel DP67BG Extreme Series iP67 Socket 1155.

Intel Sandybridge i7-2600 Quad-Core (3.40GHz, 8MB Cache, Socket 1155).

Long Story: I basically bought all the parts for the computer, and assembled it myself (I have decent experience doing this, I don't do it for a living, but i'm not a total newbie at it). This tends to happen while on Skype calls (with and without video), and while viewing flash video. After a couple of minutes it comes back to life, and everything's fine again. My problem is that every now and then, my computer 'freezes up'. Short description: I bought a new computer a couple months ago.